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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
Another New Year Draw. Nsgn.

A puzzing thing tits to select presents,
and those who are sensible look away
from gewgaws and invest in substan'ials.
Among the reliable gifts jewelry appears
TO be the popular idea, as so many at
tractive and useful things are found IN q
store stocked like Goddard Il Moses.
920 Main street. The writer looked IN
on them to-day, and for the benefit OF
those who need indications he dotted
down q brief summary of the contents
Of the store diamonds in rings, scarf
pins, lace-pihs, earrings, and studs;
watches, both plain, engraved, and orns-
mented with precious stones; rings, cuff
buttons. chains, lockets. &c. The display
of sterling silver and silver. plated ware
excels any stock in the city.
This large house is full OF attractive
jewelry, &c., small and large pieces suita-
bic for New-Year gifts, and prices are
lowest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
u kazanjtau & 90.

We beg to inform you that our Turkish
Store, 922 Main street, will be soon
closed. and intended purchasers OF
Turkish and Persian Rugs, Carpets, and
Portieres are hereby requested to call at
once and make their selections. The
present importation is much larger and
hnndsomer than any previous one. This
will be our last visit 70 your beautiful
city, as Mr.. kazanjisn intends 10 go
back to Constaniinople and return no
more to this country,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
More Cold Weather Coming.

The following telegram addressed TO
the Chamber OF Commerce reached here
yesterday at p. NJ:
WASHINGTON, d. c., December 2S.--
Continue cold-waye signal till 7 A. NJ.
3Oth. GRIZZLY.
When the cold wave flag was raised at
l30 A. M. yesterday the Thermometer
indicated 49,; at the same hour this
morning it indicated 24o.
Telegrams from the far West speak of
terrible billiards, and the prospects are
that we will get taste OF the same sort
nf weather, though it is not likely to
linger here as long rs it does in that
country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

Ceremonies at Cathedral Hail To-
Might and tu Churches sunday

The eyes of the Catholic world are
turned this week towards the old Vatican
AZ Rome, within the walls of which re-
sides a venerable man seycnty-elght
wears old. He is tall in stature; his
forehead is large, and his penetrating
ewes betoken singular vlyacity; bis
couptepance, which austerity has fur
rowed from early youth, betrays great
kcenness lie has a strong and sonorous
voice, and speaks Latin, Italian, French,
and German fiuently and is well versed
in several other languages This man
is no otser than Pope Leo Kill, whose
golden jubilee OF his elevation I.1' 10 .he
priesthood fell on the 23d OF this month,
the festivities OF which have been post
noped ,~T by his order until pext Sunday:
tbe feast of the circumcision. q great
festival in tho Catholic Church. A
TorcD.e was begun in all the churches
throughout Christendom on last oatur-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
Fatally Burnea by CosI.Gas.
rBy telegraph to The DispatchI

10y IVItBI alu % IIt DIspaNI.I
WmKEsBARRE, Pa, December 2S.-
LewelicnJones and David Jones, two old
miners, were engaged in brushing gas
out OF their chambers at the Empire
mine to-day when a laborer, whose name
was not learned, came up the gangway
where the men were at WORK in the dark,
carrying naked lamp on bis hat. As
he approached the chamber the gas is
nited, fatally burning the two miners.
The labOrer, who was on the outside OF
the chamber and in current of air, es-
capped injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
aoidfar RIIASn-

A deed was recorded in the Cbancery
Court clerks Office yesterday from Gil
liam, trustee, conveying to Charles Wat
kins part interest in certain lots in the
West End, Just outside Of the corporate
limits. and lot on Franklin street, all
of which was sold under decree of court
in the cases Of Staples & Blair vs. Shep-
perd and others and the Merchants and
Planters Savings Bank Vs. same. The
price paid was 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
The Virginia fire aud Marine fnsu.
rance Company.

This old home institution advertises
It's usual semi-annual dividend OF 4 per
cent. dividend No. 85.)
The career OF prosperity and popu-
larity which this company has enjoyed
the past half century is but the dnc re
ward of the conservative aud Just policy
which has marked its administration
throughout.
Our people recognize the propriety
and policy OF generous partlality for
the Old and tried institutions Of our own
city and state, and, sustaining them by
liberal patronage, they add To the indie
pendence and wealth Of our own commu-
nifty and the State generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
MEN or THEIR CHOICE.
The Good Tempiars aud other Or
ders kIect Officers.

On Tuesday night last Friendship
Lodge, No 10, Independent Order of
Odd-Fellows, elected the following Of
fcers for the ensuing term A. X. Hen
ry, noble grand; W. Greed Davis, vice
grand; John Pitt, secretary; w. j.
Sydnor. treasurer Robert +. Jones.
chaplain. On next Tuesday night the
installation of officers will take place.
This lodge will be fifty years old on the
Sth of January next. but is vigorous and
hourishing, having frequent accessions
TO it's membership from the ranks of our
best young men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
a strange nnd Fatal disease.


WmKRsBARRE, sPA., December 2S.-
II. A. Savage, Of this city, has lost two
children within the past foIty-eight
hours from some strange disease.
The youngest. two years of age, APP
peared slightly sick Monday night, aud
before it was known that his illness was
serious be died Another boy, four
years OF age, was taken SICK this nom
ing and within few hours be died.
Shortly before death eusued their bodies
turned black. The best physicians have
been called. but are unable to name the
disease. A pOst-m0rtom examination
viii be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
STREET NOMENCLATURE.
What Are We Going 10 do Alb out Our
Western Thorough ACares7

The great growth Of Richmond west
wardly, and the certainty that in the
course of the next twenty years there
will be city in itself, and of vast pro-
portions, west of Monroe Park, demands
that prompt attention be given to our
street nomenclature. it is admitted
that there are difficulties in the way OF a
change. but twenty years from now those
difficulties will have been multiplied.
Unless some simple and cflicacious
plan be soon adopted that section
Of the city will grow mp a confused
web OF tangled streets, meaning
lessly named. A member of the staff
of this paper years ago suggested what
seems practical way ont of the diff
Guilty that is to name FOushee street
Central avenue and number all cross
streets west of it First avenue, Second
avenue, &C., &c. This would give Rich
mond system indefinitely expansible.
1t might grow mp the river five miles
and down the river five miles and never
would need a change of plan, nor would
the present system OF hOuse-num-
herring be int,rfered with. The
fact that some cross streets north and
south Of Broad do not connect in
straight lines is a difficulty TO be met,
but it presents no insurmountable OBJ
stacle. At present to tell any one that
you live near the corner of Beech and
FLOYD streets gives not the slightest hint
of the locality; whereas if You said that
YOU lived near the corner of Twentieth
drenue and Floyd street, you would fur
nish clue that would make the finding
of the house quite an easy matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

Mr.. Small was formerly member Of the
Atlanta Copstifution's staff. and as q
shorthand writer reported many of Sam
Jones's sermons; and, becoming con-
verted, entered into evapgelistic work.
His lecture was review Of his personal
experience from the bar-room to the
pulpit, aud contained much in condem-
nation of the liquor traffic. He is an
agreeable speaker and presents his points
with force
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
Uenrtco County Notes.

The jury OF inquest in the case OF
William Pinder, who was shot on Tues
day and almost instantly killed, returned
q verdict TO the effect that the unfor-
tunate young man came to his death by
accidental shooting with parlor rifle IN
the hands OF Harry Cooper. Justice
Tallcy held the Inquest.
The colored congregation OF Bethel
church, who worship in the county court
house, had a large Christmastree in that
building yesterday. There wasa large as
semblage OF the colored populace, and
many children we're made the happy re-
cipients of Christmas presents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
The heAcaheunx ro-K,rht.

Phosu McAllister, supported by what
is claimed to be first-clsss dramatic
company, will open an engagement at
this place of amusement tonight in
Taken from Life" by Henry Petteit.
The play and the company come well
spoken Of and large houses will no doubt
be drawn. The scenery is new, and the
mechanical effects said to be good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
fFor the Dlspa,ch1

The attention OF the members Of Post
ID, Virginia Division, Travellers Protec-
tive Association, is called to the notice
OF meeting 20 be held at Ford's Hotel
tonight, to be found in another column.
We ure also requested to say that the
officers elected by this post at tho meet
ing last week DO not succeed the State
officers. Mr.. John $. Hsrwood is still
president aud Mr. Ii. Il. Hirshberg State
secretary OF Virginia Division, and
their successors are 10 be elected at the
State convention which will be held at
staunton on Wednesday, May 10, 1883.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
rhenfre Rnrned.

(By Auglo-American cable 10 tie Dispstch.l
LONDON, December 29.-The Grand
Theatre at Islineton was burned out this
morning within one hour. The proper.
ties belonging to the pantomine whit
tiDgton and his Cat" were destroyed.
The building was an isolated one, other
wise the damage would have been
greater.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
OLD, SICK, AND POOR.
sUPPosED SUICIDE OF A sICILIAH
C0NFECrI0EER.
An Empty Morphine Vial Found in His
Clothing Suggests the idea that
he Took His Own Life.

Mariana L0nzarone, man OF sixty
five, though fairly young looking for
that age, and for some years the pro-
prietor of small confectionery store,
died in bed about 9 o'clock yesterday
morning under circumstances that raise
the suspicion OF suicide.
Deceased occupied room on the third
floor of the building No. 225 Broad
street He retired about 9 o'clock Tues
day night, and at 7 o'clock yesterday
morning, when a lodger in the house
went to his room toawaken him, he was
found to be unconscious. Some time
was lost in getting Il doctor and tho am
bulance ply bad to be sent for,
when it was found that Lanzarone was
beyond all mortal skill.
SUPPOSED POISONING.
The symptoms answered pretty well
to those OF narcotic poisoning, and in
one of Lanzarone's pockets was found an
empty two-Ounce vial labelled "sOlution
OF morphine /; one grain to the ounce. "
The finding of this added to the fact
that in 1872 Lanzarone had attempted
suicide with laudanum; that he had been
heard 10 say he would take his life, and
of late had been in poor health, low in
spirits, and financially disabled, led the
people assembled about the louise to
conclude that he had committed suicide.
INVESTIGATION.
Coroner Taylor, who made an investi-
cation of the case, did not find sufficient
evidence to pronounce suicide as the
means Of death. He says that that is not
unlikely but death may have been from
natural causes, or it is possible that
Lanzerone may have taken IN overdose
OF the morphine.
PERSONAL.
Deceased was a native Of Sicily and
came here in 1859. He was unmarried.
He and his brother at one time were in
the confectionery business on Franklin
street near the Police Court. Later the
deceased moved up on Broad street, and
until very recently he bad q little store
on the south side of Broad street near
the corner of Second. He was one OF
the victims of the Dooittle and Samuels
robberies and lost some $50 by them. A
good deal OF the money was recovered
by the officers ofthe law, and iti proba-
bic that Lanzerone would have gotten
comforting dividend had he survived the
trial of the robbers.
DEAD WITNESS,
Lanzerone was an important witness
against DoolittIe and Samuels, ana the
suggestion was made neutrality-suspicious.
the shadow of foundation-that they
may have been instrumental in his
taking off but inasmuch as they are in
jail and seem to have very few friends
here, the idea is preposterous.
The body was turned over to the de-
ceaseds brother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
Contraets for cav Priu.inr.

The Council Committee on Printing
met at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon and
awarded the following contracts for city
work Advertising, to the Richmond
Wig; bookwork, TO James +. Goode ;
jobwork, to Il. T. Walthall ; binding and
stationery, to Norman V. Randolph,
there being no other bidder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
Ibc Turkish Storc
is packing up.
The Richmond ana Allegheny Rail-
rond

will sell tickets during tho holidays at
one limited straight fare for round trip
between Richmond and Lynchburg for
$40 Tickets will be sold December
23d and 9th and December seth and
3lst, good to return until January 3,
lSs2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

Quite large audience gathered Mt
Broad-Street Methodist church last night
TO hear Rev. Sam Small's lecture for the
benefit of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation of Rsndolph-M Macon College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
IInnpra for Now Henr.

Those wishing Flowers for New Year
should leave their orders with John
Toler. Florist, corner Laurel and Park
avenue, at once. lie has a nice stock of
Roses and other Flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

GEORGE W. MAYO. II \. ". stock o, mems
cOats and pant. ald w0meu's rioaks. -.
F. c. GAR tlSON Il g.. iaue shops Nos. II and
u north seventh street.
FRED. II. WILLIAMS. aud r. T.. watches,
!ewolry. silyorware. cane- &c, az Ne. iis)
east Main street.
GEORGE ". MAYO. i0H A. y. furniture, car
pets. phaeions, ciOiLire. wraps. Sc.
f. b. COOK. 10 A. NJ, showcases iron safe, tcys,
carpets, Gc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
New Years Calls.

Monday next will be the day for max
ing New Years calls. On Sunday
morning the Dispatch will publish list
OF those who will receive. Information
on the subject, properly authenticated,
should be sent in by Saturday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
Eorn NeM-Yenr.. Pre<ent

nothing is as appropriate as fancy bot
tie of sweet Altar of Roses, the everlast-
ing Persian perfume. Secure vial for
only Toe at the Turkish Store, 922 east
Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

To gather pearls from Oceans vases
Divers 90 down 10 divers places;
But M our mouths of streams ami hays,
No pearls fo Asian swimmers raise
Like those In boauiy's mouth that shino
Made 10y tho sOzODoNT divine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

tssfr
NEW-YEAR's CALLS.
rs PCS 60 -au your attention to our stock Of
TULLDEEss SUITS.
following is given fo- the information OF
,-.. n-t well verssd az to the custom Of fun
. I.s from the leading fashion gazette OF
ia:
FHAT Constitutes Full DRESSf
-t-,, ts no 5i.,nctosu 70 BE- dra'rn b,trsen ball
CO. ,.s,r o-casions on rIieh Jul drcss is required:
e.ttif r.qp,y,d on aloccasions ef ceremony, such
o., r,iafr7s, er,nipg nyptions, Jorp'a! dinners,
Trl- calls. de-, by sAos, vho are scrupulous to
,-r'y u,h ne oss,rssw,s ar good soO'ety.
4too,s,cr garments. TIC csaiand trousers should
a,,rh,r ,fbiael broaGe ss'h or 6ne diagonal rhile
"a, -,,' nay b. Of ts SAM material or vAae. The
e,,,is ct,-,ih long roE The trousers arec,t With
,l1,,,-ineh knee ard sIqh,cc-ineh bottom, ,'hile
.. ret &, cut three buttons, nth round-0otton'el
,>a,n7. Bysoms ultra Fashionable black rests Qf
,t 4rs uorn; 6ot this Aas not get reached general
e,,g'an,,. Embroiisrcd ,shit' res'sare, ho'oeeer,
90 7ool 5rm; tso smbrolz'ry b>ing Of delicate
J1'itrn IN tshi's upon the sprraee.
y. shirts, plain linn, PLAIN yi7us Of narror
rib,. or r,que ,-i'd sna eDSr, e,ed dots are con-
ss,r,4 in rs best taste, although pelted fronts are
al,o CORRECT and gro,rtno in popularity Another
hanIso,ns an8 entirely oorysef pattern Of shiyi front
iss plain linen f,on, dcricately embroidered nth
rin.yatt,rn up he ctn-,e. One email stud is
-,- u,os''y faro,ed, 5,'f in many eases tro are
,--f: eitlrr nuruJsr is correct.
-t, collar siolid Be Standing collar Of medium
p. lt nth turn-oper pofnts or not to' pronounced
,-,-tn<rc,. or q straight collar neeting in front
..-,. iagptng; ; out 10 sAoyld D, noted that here
a,-,u room for ne ezercfse ef fnd'rjduai deere
t.. 1,s ne Lri7hi and s.ze Of poist may be rari'd
..lual Teqn'remsnts, o'rays obserring tie
,.>-.', 'o oroia r1'rem's.
r,dou'f t>ei'her Pre- " dude bol' " or Il p'cin
.-a.. ur, and slop'l BE- ,chfe ia''n or satin.
r-e,.rrl17a5,c ma6e for Ink buttons tut are
.-r.. -r-r,-t i-ien made 20 IAN.
sra..1, vorn a, balls, but may Be uorn or
-..-s .H-r oecasiols. as may Be desired.
s.usr4 o., of patcn; leaAey, nth tops Of
.tss f-,taq, fn imitation Of ns >5ecf Of "a
....sa,.ra.s chi black slt stockings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

TO attend auction sale Erhings. Engrayiog'.
Rasels, &C., at LEWIS ART GALLERY. January 20,
10 A. NJ and F. n. Continue until al sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
RICHMOND COUNCIL.

At a regular meeting of Richmond
Council, No 8, Order of Chosen Friends
held Tuesday night, the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing term :
Past Councillor, Il. ID. Chesterman ;
Chief Councillor, Charles Clinely; Wee
Councillor, Thomas b. 1imberlake ;
Secretary, E. NJ. Bloomberg Treasurer,
j. II. Harvey Prelate, DIR. J. p. Roy ;
Marshal. E. n. Bolton; Warden, G. f..
Flemming; Guard, J. NJ. Wiltshire ;
Sentry, John S. Elburg Medical Ex-
amiDer. Dr. James 2. Roy. Trustees
DR.. J. Z. Roy, j. f. Lawrence, and w.
NJ. Luck. This council, which has been
in existence only four months, is in a
aOurishing condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

Ue seu these garments either separately OF
b, -ae rii-tns price IS the samo either way.
Its a4,unc,s to fun Dress Suit ere here in
l..liaure. For instance
Il Dress shirts, four 70 ten plaiis. $3.50 70
s. .H eaciL
t1il Dfess Shirts, hand-embroidered oosoms,
tlflG D.
AVN Or SIX Rows and Ties, 25c. 20 81 each.
N lite kid Gloves. si.C0
'pcrs Hats. g. H0d a..
STA Mgf.ieis iOs the neck, $40 10 g.
% you prefer the low-cut White Vest 70 tho
L.zcs ress Vest Of same shape We have them IN
81 qualities, from the White Marseilies at $3.50
y no ricAly-embroidered silk att1.So; ana TO
round out ths outni our Negligee ogergsrmen's'
saeh as Cspe-Coat and Uisters. are almost end
los 20 variety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29
BRANCH no. %.

At a meeting OF Local Branch No. 80,
Order of Iron Hall, held at Thon's Druid
Hall last night the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: A. n.
Tinsley, past chief justice L. j. Wat
kins, chief justice 9. j. Johnson, vice
Justice NJ. NJ. EllIck, adjuster Myer
Angle, accountant; i. i. Davis, cashier
c. w. Jones, herald Il. II. Childrcss.
prelate; William L. Vincent, watchman
John w Dance, vidette Dr. William
Z. Farrar, medical examiner. Trustees
+. w. Rohleder, c. j. johnson, and
John W. Darce. This order pays n
weekly benefit of 52j and 81, 900 at the
end Of seven years.
This branch has been in existence
nearly seven years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

SUDDEN CnAHGg5 or WEATHER cause Throst
Diseases 1hero IL 10 more ciiec'ual remedy ior
Coughs, CoId-. etc, ihan BsO~ss BRoscahL
TKocHEs. Sod oJ.lg 10 BORIS. Pr.co . cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

Commencing Monday. January "a, 40 10 \. VI.
andi NJ, will otter nay entire stock at pub.p
auction 10 reduce stock. Continue until al 3, ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

Ny entire stock % goods At public sale, to 20.
duce STOCK January -. 10 4. v. and !. u.
Continue until an sod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

The annual dinner to be given the
boys OF this institution will take place
to.dsy, when, by Che generous gifts Of
those who remember the poor orphan, "
the board will be richly laden with all
the good things of the season. \ num-
ber of the friends OF the asylum will be
present as invited guests.
There is room in the contribution-box
on the Digpatch counter for many more
dollars, halves, and quarters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-29

% --l n'c-3 10 make New-Ycars calls you
..ar r1..a.m TO gool form" If you appear
...r.. aan 10 fun evening dro's.
may como ami styles may 90 bui we
..... no "svanow-tall" Will, with slight
..s. last forever. Aud, after all, what
.-.r'.r 90 oc.,or advantage the human form
",a ,1e fun dress suit with iis accompa-
.-.a...I ezoanse Of snowy shirt-;ront and
..'..aa o-sla. We've got them AL, even to
"-.. .-a ald convenient Opera Ha-
-.. .ae.a, feature Of our Fuil-Dress Suits
-.r.-, ntof the garments We offer. Tho
..-r qualities of these have more than once
a-. sker'Irs. whoimas.aed that perfect
n..c ,.l-sress suit could only be obtained by
maie 70 special measure. our prices.
'.r. te seen by the figures below, arc fully %
.t-.,a.. 'oreriaan u same goods can bo made
..-..rf.r.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-08
The Nevada Senatorship.

Our Carson, Nevada. dispatch pro-
claims the nomination OF W. nj. Ste
.Hart for United States Senator by the
Republican Legislative caucus. The
majority of that party on joint ballot
in3ures his election by the legislature
next Tuesday. The Democrat was
confident before the election that the
contest was between Mr.. Stewart and
some member of the Democratic party
Since that time it has regarded his cleo
ton as foregone conclusion. There
arc plenty Of Republicans in Nevada
who preferred q resident Democrat to
Mr.. Stewart. They FILTERED away their
strength, however, upon Republican de-
coy candidates, thereby contributing,
indirectly at least, to tbs success of the
Objectionable Hspirant. They are right
~ served for their folly. To the Demb-
Crat, Mr.. Stewart is az unobiectionable
AZ any Republican would he. He hos
expressed himself in unmistakable
terms upon the right side Of the Utah
question, and If hin ut eranoes are yeri-
fiod BY his actions, the loyal people of
this Territory, of whatever political
party, will have no cause for complaint
against him Salt Lake Democrat.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-01-08
Jurors Fees.

On Tuesday bill was introduced in
the Senate by Mr.. Fish, which amends
the Act of February ~, 1885, in refer
ence to the compensation of Jurors.
This Act provides that "Grand Jurors
and Trial jurore in criminal cases in the
District Court only, shall receive three
dollars for each days attendance upon
court, unless excused at their own re-
quest upon the first days attendance,
and thirty cents for each mile necessari-
iy travelled in going to the Court
House."
This low Is but ON net OF Justice to
those who axe compelled to attend
Court and should meet with no opposi.
ton in either branch of the Legislature.
We have heretofore taken occasion to
deAounce the Act of 1886 which depriv-
cd jurors in criminal cases of per diem
unless sworn to try cause, and have
advocated the passage Of Just such an
Aos 40 tho ono introduced by Mr.. Fia,
which We hope will speedily become a
hw. 'r r..'. ..